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Vermont has complied with a federal executive order requiring states to turn over information it has on those receiving food assistance.

This will make it harder for people to meet their most basic needs,” one advocate said. Overall, 65,000 Vermonters rely on SNAP benefits.

Hirschfeld reported that Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark would have supported the Scott administration if it had fought the order because the SNAP data is legally required to be kept private.